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2018 problem starting and now SOS Emergency Calll Restricted. Workshop? Any ideas?

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Got a 2018 superb, not been driven for 3 days, and today reported low 12v battery. Please drive to recharge. Didnt start on first attempt, left a bit and tried again started fine. Then got message SOS Emergency Call restricted Workshop. Despite driving to charge battery, and several on / off cycles it still remains. Start / Stop didnt work at first, but is now back. Any ideas?

Could be a dying battery?

I am no expert but have not long posted, mentioning that the car battery died. The evening before, I started loosing the automatic parking brake, door mirrors swinging in and out on their own. Next day started fine, nipped into town, wouldn't start again. AA man said that these original fit EFB car batteries have problems. Not often lasting three years, some are dying in less that 12 months.

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2 minutes ago, langers2k said:

Could be a dying battery?

 

That was my first guess, after it reported low voltage after 3 days. The battery is only 2.5 year old so shouldn't be a problem, but I note it is a EFB not a AGM.

 

 

 

 

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1 hour ago, Benjum said:

I am no expert but have not long posted, mentioning that the car battery died. The evening before, I started loosing the automatic parking brake, door mirrors swinging in and out on their own. Next day started fine, nipped into town, wouldn't start again. AA man said that these original fit EFB car batteries have problems. Not often lasting three years, some are dying in less that 12 months.

 

Read you other post. Did you have a issue with the dealer replacing?

2 hours ago, Jase_31 said:

 

Read you other post. Did you have a issue with the dealer replacing?

Putting it mildly. Got a cheque from them eventually though. 

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